The following individuals received their USEF Eventing Officials License or were promoted by the USEF Licensed Officials Committee (LOC). The USEA is delighted to see new officials joining the eventing community and we encourage Organizers to reach out to these officials for their future events.
Eventing Judge
Debbie Adams; Medford, NJ; "S"
Helen Brettell; Philomont, PA; "S"
Beatrice Di Grazia; Carmel Valley, CA; "R"
Robyn Fisher; Moorpark, CA; "R"
Michelle Henry; Los Angeles, CA; "R"
Elizabeth Coviello Moore; New Hill, NC; “r”
Debbie Rodriguez; Williamsburg, VA; "R"
Eventing CD
Beth Perkins; Rutherfordton, NC; "r"
William Robertson; Waco, KY; "r"
Eventing TD
Deborah Boeh; Morrow, OH; "R"
Rick Caldwell; North Branford, CT; "R"
Mellisa Warden; Williston , SC; "R"
John Williams; Mendon, NY; "R"
FEI Eventing CD
Nina Fout; Middleburg, VA; 1*/2*
FEI Eventing TD
Cynthia Deporter; Raleigh, NC; 3*/4*
Andrew Temkin; San Rafael, CA; 1*/2*
John Williams; Mendon, NY; 1*/2*
FEI Eventing Steward
Kathleen Barker; Elizabethtown, PA; Level 1
Megan Orr; Marietta, GA; Level 1
Travis Page; Auburn, AL; Level 1
The Fair Hill Organizing Committee (FHOC), an affiliate of the Sport and Entertainment Corporation of Maryland (The Sport Corp.), today announced the inaugural Maryland Five-Star at Fair Hill will take place October 14-17, 2021. Health and safety factors, in addition to other challenges resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, led to a final decision to postpone the international three-day eventing competition originally scheduled for this October at the newly constructed Special Event Zone at Fair Hill Natural Resources Management Area in Cecil County, Maryland.
Apple Knoll Farm in Millis, Massachusetts (Area I) was scheduled to host two one-day events in 2020 offering Training, Novice, and Beginner Novice divisions. Their May event was forced to cancel due to COVID-19, but their September event is planning to run as scheduled.
This article will be updated to include statements as they are released from upcoming USEA recognized events regarding actions they are taking due to the coronavirus (COVID-19).
For many equestrians today, horse insurance is often viewed as a big, daunting, and scary topic. There are potential pitfalls and there is a lot of fine print to be addressed. The questions are many and the fine print is very fine. What type of coverage is needed? What are the right questions that should be asked before deciding on the right policy for you and your horse?
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